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Scene of the Warwickshire disaster Warwickshire, November 2007	Elaine Smith hard at work on one of the rescuers in the REST UK tent Warwickshire, November 2007	REST UK members with Jon Hall of Warwickshire emergency services Warwickshire, November 2007
REST UK members (L-R) Pauline Landy, Pat Hudson, Kim Wooldridge, Jacquie Gibbons, Steve Paine and Elaine Smith Warwickshire, November 2007	Rescue workers at the scene Warwickshire, November 2007	Kim Wooldridge with an officer from the City of London Cycle Patrol Team Emergency Services Show, 19/20 October 2006
REST UK members in action massaging firemen after a days training. Euston Fire Station, September 2006	REST UK Training day IFA Acton, July 2006	REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006
REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006	REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006	REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006
REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006	REST UK members with Hants FS Widley, March 2006	REST UK volunteers at the Donna Nook exercise. Donna Nook 2005.
12 firefighters were massaged in just half an hour! Dowgate, March 2005.	The crew from both Whitechapel and Dowgate Stations were willing volunteers for the girls to train on. Dowgate, March 2005.	REST UK team working on USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) firefighters at Fort Widley, Hampshire. November 2004. Photo by Andy Tait
UK Fire Service Search and Rescue Team's Exercise. REST UK were invited to attend as part of the crews' welfare. October 2003.	REST UK members with the PAPD. March 2002.	REST UK working with CERMT in NYC. Working in one of the offices of the PAPD (Port Authority Police Department). The PAPD lost more people per capitae than any other emergency service in NYC on September 11th 2001.
Firefighters worked non-stop to find bodies. Whenever a body or body part was found, everyone on the site would stop and pay thair respect as the body was taken to the morgue.